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[quote name='Grand Wazoo' timestamp='1457429631' post='2998331']


you must have seen a share from my facebook wall i posted those pics which were only an artist impression

https://www.facebook.com/francesco.camardo/posts/10153788873750342?pnref=story
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That's the one, but I'm not on face book! It must have leaked out into the ether now.

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[quote name='Grand Wazoo' timestamp='1457429631' post='2998331']


you must have seen a share from my facebook wall i posted those pics which were only an artist impression

https://www.facebook.com/francesco.camardo/posts/10153788873750342?pnref=story
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Lol - I had nearly said in my earlier post that this looked distinctly like something you'd had a hand in - I had gone along the line of logic, who would fancy an SR5 made to look like something you'd view in a Blackpool pleasure park mirror - I thought hmmm Grand Wazoo - but then I thought the colour choice would simply not be right.

but then I thought no - it's 1st March not 1st April - wrong month.

I'd like to see a Bongo!

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[quote name='sunburstjazz1967' timestamp='1457433141' post='2998409']
That's the one, but I'm not on face book! It must have leaked out into the ether now.
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Tell the truth, you got an email from Sterling Ball with the attachment inside... subject title : heads will roll.

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It looks nice - and yeah, some bits will change after feedback from the show and fans etc.
Sure -terrible access to top frets -but it wouldn't be a proper take if you could noodle up to 24 with ease.

If it does get the combustion pricing it well sell like hotcakes.

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Ime people who play thunder birds or SG basses are the least likely to embrace wonky wires, I know there will be some but not enough for a mass market approach, I suppose they are not a mass maker though.

The non issue that the fanned frets 'solve' is way down on the list of reasons I don't enjoy playing Gibson basses,lol.

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[quote name='krispn' timestamp='1457567948' post='2999823']
Id certainly be interested in trying a D-Bird. Also enjoyed the recent Sandberg Forty Eight. Nice take on a T Bird
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The 48 looks great, if I was after a "rock" bass that's where I would start

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[quote name='Joebethell' timestamp='1457432458' post='2998392']
D-bird lands and apparently although only a prototype at the moment the aim is to release it after tweeks at combustion level pricing!
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Cripes that's absolutely bizarre - I wonder if they'll have a go at fan fret other famous basses ......... How about a danelectro donghorn - preferably with a Masonite body.

Or even a Daisy Dock bass in pink.

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[quote name='NancyJohnson' timestamp='1457732196' post='3001506']


Pray do tell how Dingwall have defeated the force of gravity :)
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I would imagine the fact that 2+2 headstock reducing the length of the neck would see a slight improvement in neck dive. I suppose the fanned frets and longer scale length may negate that though.
There are many other factors that would have an effect, of course

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